Political Debate Over War Administration in Crisis
The Daily News urges a unified vigorous administration with experienced, capable statesmen to reform government. The Morning Chronicle critiques a patchwork approach and calls for skilled leadership in organizing extensive wartime efforts. The Morning Post predicts Lord Palmerston may lead the war and oversee a new war establishment.
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Daily News
The
Morning Chronicle
Lord Derby
War-office
Marquis of Longdowne
Lord Palmerston
Morning Post
Reply of the 7 Mes to Lord Winchilsea and Duke
The Times reports a strong reply from the 7 Mes to the Lords observers, warning them against a crusade on the press. It questions charges against the Times and envoys, references Canrobert and Raglan, and asserts Army and allied testimonies support the war effort. Also notes arrivals at Windsor and deaths of notable scholars with other court notices.
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Simes
House of Lords
Earl of
de Lacy Evans
Tinkerman
Crimea
Winchilsea
Canrobert
Canrober
Ventire
War Department
Sebastopol
Lord Winchilsea
Scutari
Balaklava
Times
Maherajah Duleep Singh
Duchess of Argyll
John Logan
Windsor
Phillimore
Regius
University of Oxford
County of Oxford
Shiplake
Tsiz WestMinsTen
Boy
Wiseman
Court of Exchequer
Railway meetings and company report note
Rail meetings announced for London Brighton South Coast Paris Hertford Llanelli and other towns through February with dates and venues. Also An extraordinary general meeting of the AustrawaNn Roya Steam Navigation Company reports asset realisation and cost reduction. Fleet taken by Government and 220000 set aside in suspense. Proposals include 108 per share immediate distribution and 10s in three months if funds permit. Plus a note on old coin deposits at Tarbes France from a late Joan deposit.
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Rawway Mezrrines Ro
London
Brighton
South Coast
Bridgehouse Hotel
North Staffordshire
Euston Station
Paris
Rouen
Hertford
Welwyn
Llanelly
London Tavern
Manchester
Sheffield
Lincolnshire
Leeds
Bradford
Halifax
Shrewsbury
Hereford
Buxton
Matlock
Derby
Cork and Bandon
Great Luxembourg
South Yorkshire
Maria Antonia
Florence
Tay
AustrawaNn Roya
Steam Navigation Company
Tarbes
France
Joan
CORN EXCHANGE WEEKLY MARKET REPORT
Grain supplies last week were moderate with English Wheat short and prices steady to higher. Oats remained cheap despite large arrivals. Barley rising 1s to 3s per quarter. Beans steady. Egyptian Wheat reportedly sold. At Smithfield, cattle and sheep arrivals were solid, trade slow with modest price gains. Veal prices up marginally. Waterside potato market constrained by severe weather. Tallow prices firmer with stock at 34,806 casks on hand.
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Corn Exchange
Smithfield
London
Waterside
York
Kent
Essex
Lincolns
Theatre Royal Maymacket Billing for Romeo and Pantomime
The Theatre Royal Maymacket announces a week of Romeo and Juliet with Miss Cushman and Miss Swanborough plus a pantomime lineup Little Bo-Peep and Harlequin. Performances run Tuesday through Saturday with a juvenile night and a late closing pantomime. Half price for children under twelve. box office hours Ten to Five. Stage Manager Mr CupplenDale.
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Edward Stinnine
Theatre Royal
Paul Pry
Cuppendale
Royal Lisceuus. Theatre
Madame Vestris
Cuas
Mathews
Sam
C. Mathews
R. Roxby
BR. Baker
M. Oliver
Macnamara
Martindale
Prettypet
Butterfly
Messrs
F. Matthews
Baker
Williams
J. Bland
L. Brough
H. Butler
Swan
Templeton
H. Gordon
Eglinton
Wadham
F. Ternan
Wastell
Carey
Rosina Wright
Royal Surrey Theatre
Mesars
Shepherd and Creswick
Chas. Dickens
Mr. Dalby
Alfred Devager
Mr. Shepherd
Richard Doubledick
M. Smythson
H Sanders
Columbine
E. Gunniss
Harlequina
Gunniss—Pantaloon
Mr. Bradbury—Sprites
Sig. Longo
Sig. C. Longo
Mr. Buck
Gallery
C. Melville
Albert Smith
Mont Blanc
Wegert’s Park
London
Lwo
Rogero
Molle
Nathalie
Messrs. C.,fenton
H. Naylor
Nicole Devlin
Mr. Austin
Jun
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Great Western
Bristol
Exeter
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Linc Midland
Nth
Mid
York Castle
Der
Poe Kent
United States
Fronx
Royal Hotel Guide
Crystal Palace
England
Sones
Strand
Buty Clubs
Office For
Royal Hotel
United Kingdom
Messie. Kent and Co
Paternoster Row
W. HH
Smirm and Son
Atkinson
Ronzar Banxen
Wall Bank
Bowdon
Queen Victoria
Arkingon
United Kingdon
Theatre Royal Deucy
Tessee
Mr. BT
Serra
Jack and Jill
Douglas
Jerrold
Messia
T. Mead
Belton
A. Younge
Glindon
Lingham
Worrell
Misses Marriott
Arden
Love
Mrs. Selby
Harry Boleno
Harlequin
M. Milano
Columbines
Mdlles
Boleno
Helen Honey
Royal Princess’s Theatre
Oxford-street
Cuannes Kean
Louis XI
Hamlet
Jsldelphi
B. Wenster
Madame Ceeleste
Green Bushes
Malle
Benoni
Maraquita
P. Bedford
J. Rogers
Parselle
Romer
Mesdamea Celeste
Woolgar
Leigh Murray
Messrs. B. Webster
Keeley
C. Selby
Garden
Abert Smith
Maibasy Street
New Open
Bay of Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Pompel
J. McNeven
Royal Polytecture Institution
H.R. Paiick Albert
A.M
Norwich Diocesan
Needle
di Hy, Perren, Esq
Wheatstone
Waup
Penkins
Erkins
Tyo
Royal Irish
College
Dublin
Bank of Ireland
Westmoreland-street
College-green
Dame-street
Grafton-street
Royal Irish Institution
College-street
W. H. Smith and Son
Samuel Brothers
Lavears
Hinz
Sydenham
Saxony
West of England
Ludgate-Hill
Culverwell
Tomlb
Sherwood
Paternoster-row
Mann
Cornhill
Richard Culverwell
Argyll-place
Regent-street
Emoval
W. H. Halse
Brunawick -Square
Walpole Lodge
Finchley-Road
St. John’s-Wood
Earl Benwell
G. T. Benneth
Uttoxeter
Staffordshire
Adelaide
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-street
Jacob Townsend
Exeter Hall
Pomeroy, Andrews and Co
Ula
Prout
Sanger
Royal Olympic Theatre
Alfred Wigan
Brompton
FB. Robson
Mr. Emery
Misa Maskell
BE. Turner
Miss Bromley
Brown
Emery
Harcourt
Leslie
Maskell
E. Ormonde
Baron Lowbow
J. H. White
Meliodorus
Julia St. George
Gam-Bogie
F. Robson
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